Two caught with 18 Indian star tortoises | Surat News

Two caught selling Indian Star Tortoise in Surat Investigators said Indian star tortoises are frequently traded illegally Two caught selling Indian Star Tortoise in Surat Investigators said Indian star tortoises are frequently traded illegally Two caught selling Indian Star Tortoise in Surat Surat: The forest department rescued 18 Indian star tortoises from a city residence…

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2 Jaish terrorists killed in Udhampur | India News

An Army-CRPF-J&K police team launched the operation in Brattal bordering Kathua district JAMMU: Two Jaish-e-Mohammad terrorists were shot dead and a suspected overground worker was detained Thursday after security forces tracked down a hideout in rain-soaked forests of Udhampur district in J&K’s Jammu division, seizing assault rifles, a pistol and grenades.An Army-CRPF-J&K police team launched…

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UPI fee: Government, payment gateways discuss ways to stop merchants passing burden to consumers

The Centre asserted that it does not expect a decline in UPI transactions or increased use of cash NEW DELHI: Govt is in talks with payment aggregators and platforms, which onboard merchants, to ensure that the merchant discount rate (MDR) on transactions is not passed onto consumers, finance ministry officials told reporters Thursday.The Centre asserted…

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Michael Jackson’s estate, led by executor John Branca, challenges Paris Jackson’s $1.16 million legal fee request after court ordered return of $625,000 in attorney bonuses | English Movie News

Michael Jackson’s estate challenges Paris Jackson’s $1.16 million legal fee request after her $625,000 attorney bonus victory. Michael Jackson‘s estate has objected to Paris Jackson‘s request for more than $1.16 million in legal fees following her successful challenge to $625,000 in bonus payments made to attorneys working for her late father’s estate.According to court documents…

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Scientists used 2,430 fake caterpillars to study predators, but animals attacked even shapes that looked nothing like prey |

Representative Image of diverse plasticine models resembling prey, under scrutiny by researchers assessing animal interactions (AI Generated Image) For years, ecologists have used soft plasticine models shaped like caterpillars, fruit, bird eggs, snakes and frogs to study interactions between predators and their potential prey. The idea is simple: leave the models in a natural habitat,…

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